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|Report ofthe auditors|||5-8|
|Statement offinancial|activities|||
|Balance sheet|||10|
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|Income|||||
|Donation|||500||
|Investment<br>Income|||||
|Dividends<br>and Interest from Quoted Investments|||120,356|119,798|
|Interest on Deposits|||1,691||
|Total Incoine|||122,547|119,798|
|Expen&liture|||||
|Costs ofGenerating<br>Funds<br>Investment<br>Management|Costs||600|600|
|Charitable<br>Activities:|||||
|Grants Paid||4|115,000|115,000|
|Management<br>and Administration||5|11,042|10,875|
|Total Expenditure|||126,642|126,475|
|Net Expenditure|||(4,095)|(6,677)|
|Other Recognised<br>Gains and Losses|||||
|(Deficit)/Gain<br>on Investment|Assets|7|(211,491)|119,993|
|Net Movement<br>in Funds|||(215,586)|113,316|
|Reconciliation<br>ofFunds|||||
|Total Funds Brought Forward|||4,928,655|4,815,339|
|Total Funds Carried Forward|||f4,713,069|f4,928,655|









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||THK SYDNEY gr PHYLLIS GOLDBERG MEMORIAL <br>NOTES FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL|<br>|CH<br> ST|CH<br> ST|ARIT<br>ATEM|A<br>|BLE T<br>ENTS|R|UST|||
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||FOR THK YEAR ENDED 5APRIL||2023|||||||||
||(CONTINUED)|||||||||||
|3|Origin and Source (Continued)|||||||||||
||In addition<br>to the bequest ofshares<br>in Syona Investments<br>Limited, Phyllis||Goldberg|||bequeathed|||her residuary||estate|
||to the Trust - subject to a life tenancy,<br>The life tenant<br>died in March 1992|||and subsequently||||all the residuary|||estate|
||has been transferred<br>to the Trust.|||||||||||
|4|Charitable<br>Activities|||||||||||
||Grants Paid|||||||2023||2022||
||The British Stammering<br>Association - To fund research<br>into stammering||and to give||||||||f.|
||help and encouragement<br>to stammerers<br>—Sydney Goldberg was a stammerer.||||||||15,000||15,000|
||Children<br>with Special Needs Foundation<br>-To support children<br>with special|||needs||||||||
||residing<br>in Surrey Heath and the immediately<br>surrounding<br>areas.||||||||15,000||15,000|
||Fight Bladder Cancer-To fund research<br>into Bladder Cancer and to provide|||patient-||||||||
||centred support and care.||||||||2,000||2,000|
||Life Centre - To provide<br>support to men, women<br>and children<br>who have|been raped||||or||||||
||sexually abused.||||||||15,000||15,000|
||Child Brain Injury Trust - To provide support projects for children,<br>young||people and|||||||||
||their families<br>from the onset ofchildhood<br>acquired<br>brain injury.||||||||||7,500|
||Lisa May Foundation<br>—For distribution<br>to local charities that have a medical|||||||||||
||disability/welfare<br>component.||||||||10,000||10,000|
||Matthews<br>Friends - To increase the awareness ofthe effects of epilepsy|in||children||and||||||
||to provide support<br>and educate and advise on the welfare ofthe child.||||||||15,000||15,000|
||Chailey Heritage Enterprise<br>Centre - To support training<br>and work experience||||for|||||||
||disabled<br>adults||||||||3,000||3,000|
||Alzheimers<br>Research UK- To fund research into dementia||||||||5,000||5,000|
||BRACE-To fund clinical &laboratory<br>dementia research projects||||||||5,000|||
||Nepal Earthquake<br>Appeal - To contribute<br>towards<br>rebuilding<br>schools, constmcting|||||||||||
||shelter homes etc in rural areas||||||||10,000||10,000|
||Datum Foundation<br>-To assist in the building ofnew computer<br>classrooms|||in schools|||in|||||
||Northern<br>Malawi.||||||||3,000||2,000|
||Friends ofChildren<br>in Romania - Toprovide funds to support a children's||orphanage||||in|||||
||Romania.||||||||5,000||3,500|
||Inspire Foundation-<br>To fund research<br>into independence,<br>quality oflife and|||dignity||after||||||
||spinal chord injury.||||||||||2,000|
||The Dystonia Society- To fund research<br>into Dystonia<br>and help sufferers||from||this||||8,000||10,000|
||neurological<br>disease.|||||||||||
||The Sick Children's<br>Trust (Stevenson House)- To aid the recovery ofseriously||||ill|||||||
||children<br>in hospital<br>by providing<br>free close-by accommodation<br>for families.||||||||4,000|||
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|5|Governance<br>Costs||||||2023|2022|
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||Management<br>and|Administration|||||g||
||Audit fee (including|VAT)|||||1,704|1,620|
||Administration<br>and|Accounting||(including|VAT)||9,338<br>1],042|9,255<br>10,875|
|6|Financial Instruments||||||2023|2022|
||Financial assets measured||at fair|value through||Statement of|||
||Financial Activities||||||4,536,061|4,675,889|



||Financial assets measured<br>Financial Activities|Financial assets measured<br>Financial Activities|at fair value through|Statement of<br>4,536,061|4,675,889|
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||Financial assets nieasured||at fair value through|the Statement of Financial Activities comprise||
||investments.|||||
|7|Investments|||2023|2022|
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||Market value|at 6 April 2022||4,675,889|4,731,995|
||Acquisitions|at cost||99,029|184,562|
||Disposals at|market value||(27,366)|(360,661)|
||Net (deficit)l|gain||(211,491)|119,993|
||Market Value as at 5April 2023|||4,536,061|4,675,889|
||Investments|at Market Value Comprised||2023|2022|
||Quoted||||g|
||UK Fixed Interest Securities|||358,506|369,275|
||UK Equities|and Funds||3,591,912|3,747,978|
||Overseas Equities|||585,643|558,636|
|||||4,536,061|4,675,889|





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